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Category Archives: italy
Better moving than standing still
After two and a half years, we are leaving Rome and heading back to the U.S. The time spent here has been enriching – both personally and professionally – but it is time to hit that open road. Neil Young … Continue reading
Posted in italy, new york culinary, rome
Tagged artichokes, bacala, bioversity, David Byrne, ernest hemingway, expats, italy, Neil Young, puntarella, REACH, rome, UN World Food programme
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Basta to pizza Naples? Fuhgeddaboudit!
I recently traveled to Naples for a short weekend, and found the city to be the pulsing beat of Italy’s immense heart, or maybe it is the heart attack…More on that soon. There is so much of Naples that reminds … Continue reading
Posted in italy, mediterranean, obesity, poverty
Tagged baba, naples, obese children, pizza
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What Makes a Pizza Master
What Makes a Pizza Master.
pizza margherita in napoli
da best. do i need to say more?
Posted in italy, restaurants
Tagged margherita, naples, napoli, pizza, pizzeria da presidente
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Sicilian cuisine
Sicily is a unique place to say the least. We recently traveled to the Northwest and through the interior for 5 days. Lovely time of year to be there – lots of wild flowers and the Easter processions are totally … Continue reading
Posted in italy
Tagged arancini, easter, erice, food, processions, sicilia, sicily, trapani
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Italian food in photos
I have been a bit delinquent in posting food photos while living here in Italy. My friend in Seattle pointed out to me that on my photo site, she never sees any photos of me (not going to happen) or … Continue reading
Jerri Blank’s favorite food — “meatballs”
I cooked meatballs the other day, one of my other favorite foods from childhood. They are tasty morsels, and it reminded me of an episode of Strangers with Candy when Noblet gives Jerri Blank a “career test” in which the … Continue reading
Posted in italy
Tagged comedy central, jerri blank, Kansas, meatballs, stephen colbert, strangers with candy
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Eremo delle grazie
A few weeks back we stayed at a beautiful Hermitage called “Eremo delle grazie”. It is set in the hilltop near Spoleto Umbria. Just fantastic. Coolest of all, there was an insane wine cellar with so many old wines just … Continue reading